Slovenia Euro 2024 Fixtures: Dates, Venues and Analysis

Slovenia have been knocked out of Euro 2024 after drawing all four games in 90 minutes but eventually being defeated by Portugal on penalties in the Round of 16.

Take a look at Slovenia’s matches at Euro 2024 below.

Group C – Matchweek One

Slovenia showed their potential in the second half of their opening match, fighting hard to get back into the game after going 1-0 down to a brilliantly taken Christian Eriksen strike in the first half against Denmark. Erik Janza’s deflected effort in the latter stages of the game turned out to be enough to earn the Dragons a deserved point.

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Group C – Matchweek Two

Slovenia very nearly confirmed their spot in the knock-out stages in Munich as Zan Karnicnik gave them a second-half lead against Serbia on Matchday Two. Despite their best efforts, Matjaz Kek’s men were unable to hold onto the three points as a 95th minute Luka Jovic equaliser ensured the spoils were shared.

Group C – Matchweek Three

While England fans were understandably disappointed once again with their team’s performance on Matchday Three, credit has to go to Slovenia for a dogged defensive display in this game. The 0-0 draw that they worked hard to earn was enough to send the Dragons through in third place.

Round of 16

Slovenia were close to causing a huge shock against Portugal in the Round of 16, before eventually succumbing to a 3-0 penalty defeat after a goalless draw after 120 minutes. Cristiano Ronaldo missed a penalty in extra-time before Benjamin Sesko missed a guilt-edged chance in the final seconds.